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06:00–08:00 No significant changes
In this hour: 2 new stories
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Khor Mor drone strike halts gas production, threatening Kurdish power supply
The regional electricity ministry said it was using hydropower and plants running on other fuels to protect hospitals and water services. Accounts differ on whether one drone or three were involved.
4 sources, +4 in this hour Media reports
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Trump says renewed Iran strikes are unlikely if talks advance
Marco Rubio said negotiations had made little progress, while Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said talks were stalled after the Republicans' election defeat.
5 sources, +5 in this hour Statement
04:00–05:00 No significant changes
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China producer prices hit fastest pace since 2022 as consumer inflation cools
National Bureau of Statistics statistician Dong Lijuan said gasoline made the largest contribution to October’s consumer-price rise, while a sharper-than-expected fall in food prices offset some of it.
2 sources, +2 in this hour Confirmed
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Harry attends Brackley Remembrance service as royals gather in London
Harry returned to live in the UK in August with Meghan and their two children. He served in the British Army for about a decade, including two tours in Afghanistan.
5 sources, +5 in this hour Confirmed
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Biden says cancer will limit conversations promoting his memoir
The memoir will cover Biden’s four years in the White House, including his decision to end his 2024 re-election bid and the deliberations behind it.
1 source, +1 in this hour Statement
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Barcelona retake La Liga lead with 2-1 comeback at Atlético
Fermín López scored twice, while Atlético’s Julián Álvarez missed a one-on-one in each half. Barcelona now have 33 points, three clear of Real Madrid.
5 sources, +5 in this hour Confirmed
In this hour: 2 new stories
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Bengals’ fourth straight 30-point game puts them level atop AFC North
Denver survived a 26-21 finish against Carolina, while New Orleans needed overtime and Dallas scored the winning touchdown with 1:08 left.
4 sources, +4 in this hour
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Nvidia board opens probe into reports Jensen Huang was targeted by foreign intelligence
The board says it has no current reason to believe US security or Nvidia secrets were compromised. Huang is expected to remain CEO while the review proceeds.
5 sources, +5 in this hour Statement







